Words can't describe the nostalgic charm and old-world craftsmanship of the Lodge, Fish Camp, and Barn at Delta Duck Farms. These structures are truly remarkable, stirring thoughts and emotions of halcyon days from a simpler time. It took almost three years, with 150 men working on-site at times to complete the project. The builder used materials such as hand-hewn, reclaimed timbers from Ohio, walls from old textile mills in North Carolina, and floors from an 1840 general store in Mississippi. The doors are made of chestnut wood from virgin forests documented between 1840-1860 before the blight. Over 130 custom-built furniture pieces are distributed throughout the buildings, along with rare vintage hunting art, photos, and memorabilia.

The Big Piney Creek carves through the landholding providing a natural highway for thousands of ducks during the autumn and winter. Just south of the property is the storied Piney Creek Hunt Club, which is 600+ acres of flooded green-timber and has existed for over 70 years. The land offers eight duck-hunting locations, and the property has great deer and dove hunting. A stocked fishing lake offers angling opportunities for bass, crappie, and catfish. The western side of the land is cultivated farmland producing rice, soybeans, wheat, and milo.